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Arabic Bookstore in London Sparks Controversy Over Arabic Translation of Mein Kampf
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
An Arabic bookstore in London faced criticism for selling Arabic translations of Mein Kampf near a synagogue, but the owners denied prominently displaying the book, blaming a council member for arranging it.
- 01Three Arabic translations of Mein Kampf were found for sale at London’s Aafaq bookstore.
- 02The store is located about half a mile from a synagogue, raising sensitivity.
- 03Owners denied prominently displaying or promoting the book.
- 04A council member reportedly rearranged the books before photographing them.
- 05The incident sparked accusations of antisemitism and media coverage in the UK.
- 06Mein Kampf was written by Hitler in the 1920s, promoting Nazi ideology.
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The coverage
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